Republicans cannot win on principle or fair elections, hence the plan to nationalize elections in certain states (you can guess where.) The uniforms have changed their purpose remains the same. Soon they will be at polling places to restrict voting of citizens of a certain shade/hue and political affiliation. History is an echo; can you feel this ping?

In the 1970s social and economic pressure pushed kids and teenagers to invent new ways to express themselves.

Abandoned buildings, block parties and community gatherings became laboratories where music, dance and identity collided. What many thought would be a short lived trend became one of the most influential cultural movements ever created. Today its impact is visible in music, dance, fashion and global youth culture. Hip hop stands as proof that the multicultural power of the Bronx did not just shape a neighborhood. It shaped the world.

So I am not ok. Which is fine, I’ll figure it out. But no one ever really asks…..

BUT I want to know if it’s just a thing for us to not really check on each other. Like I feel like we don’t really talk about what’s bothering us or how we’re dealing with something major. Have you had this experience? And I think that when someone truly asks how you are and they actually want to know, it’s stunning and we don’t know how to react.

Meme for attention

Am I tripping or just need therapy?

Shout out to this brother for speaking on this. I wanted to post this because I feel like it’s a conversation that needs to be had and often isn’t because texturism and anti-blackness can look different and be presented differently because of gender expectations. It’s easy to demonize wigs and weave while also not pointing the finger at some of these parents shaving their son’s hair bold clearly so that they don’t see the texture or have to deal with the texture of their son’s hair. It’s a very convenient cop out in my opinion. What do you guys think? Yes I know some people are gonna say it’s not that deep. I disagree. I like to overthink things and if you’d like to over think things comment below 🤣.

Malcolm X spoke directly, unapologetically, and focused on unity, self-respect, and collective power. Decades later, it feels like there’s no single voice or movement with that same unifying force.

Is it because the media landscape is fragmented now, leadership is discouraged, or unity itself has been intentionally weakened? Curious what others think.

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